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Halvar Flake wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hey all,
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<pre wrap="">And all the hackers go silent....turns out defense is both a lot harder
and not as much fun as offense.
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It's mainly less fun and (as I perceive it) less creative. IMHO only of
course.
Cheers,
Halvar
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You'll get no argument from me, I'm all for O. But I'll admit that the
metrics of success on D are much more difficult to understand --
there's probably a good amount of creative work to be done there.<br>
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